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Re: Core memory



> > Why doesn't the magnetic field in the ferrite core degrade? (I assume the
> > ferrite has some resistance.)
>
>Have you ever known other magnets to degrade?  Once magnetized, a
>material won't demagnetize unless exposed to heat above its Curie point
>or another sufficiently strong magnetic field.

Oh, now I understand, you create a permanent magnetic field just like
magnetic discs and tapes. (I though you created a current in the core) So in
fact the cores don't need to be closed completely.

Tim